Adam Selph

Adam Selph is a software engineer with experience in developing and maintaining advanced software solutions. Currently employed at Avellino since February 2023, Adam works on the Palmona Pathogenomics Platform (P3), utilizing Javascript and D3 for pathogenetics visualizations aimed at health labs and genetics researchers. Previously, at KubernOcular, Adam built a frontend in React with TypeScript, designing UI elements for Kubernetes cluster health and performance insights, and also developed a backend API with Node. In open-source projects, Adam implemented various functionalities, including a weighted suggestion algorithm for a National Parks dashboard and real-time communication for a collaborative virtual piano application. Adam obtained educational credentials from the University of North Texas.